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It's the exact same as the others. The hull had a 1200 in it before I got it.

It's a pretty standard setup. Regular DVX hull, SJ motor .5mm over with some XS porting, b-pipe, 140 mag pump, mikuni 46's. Pump gas, charging system. All built by XScream. It's actually a package they are going to start offering.

I was playing around on my "Baby Scream" DVX today, and took a little video. It's a 701 .5mm over, b-pipe, head, XS trim. Such a fun ski. I got it for boat chasing, but it does pretty well on flatwater. Enjoy.

No excuses now Harrison! Time to knock the dust off your routine! Ill pick you up on the way to Panama.

I think this is a GREAT idea. It's exactly what the sport needs to grow. However, people would need to show up. It may be intimidating at first, but its a pretty awesome feeling to get out there in front of a crowd. I fully support it.

I didn't even know this was posted. Thanks!

Do you know Bud? Hes a cool guy. I'd hit him up and see if he would burn you a copy.

Definitely not one of mine. Look at that sloppy silicone job around the flywheel cover and head. I couldn't sleep at night if my ski looked like that. Ha ha ha ;)

This is a great riding hull! Thanks for letting me take it for a spin Toby!

Ahhhhh.....well maybe I'm wrong.

Pro Watercross, and Pro Rider Mag both posted announcements.

I feel the same way. Havasu is an awesome place to visit, but Having it in Florida is a major plus for us on the east side of the U.S.

I saw on Facebook this morning that World Finals will be held in Naples Florida. Anybody else see that? That's pretty big news.

That may work, but it could create interference with the throw. Then you would need a new trim ring and new nozzle. I would wait for the new nozzle and see where you're at.

I just went to the garage and checked mine. It looks like your nozzle is a little short. Not trying to be captain obvious, but that's the only difference I can see.

6-9 months is fine. Just curious how the OP got his in a month. Must be some kind of difference between building one and buying one.

So you filled out your paperwork, paid the $200, and got your tax stamp in one month? IT must be a different process when manufacturing your own, vs buying one. I bought my surpressor and filled out my paperwork in October, and was told wait time for my tax stamp was 6-9 months.

Don't do it man! It will sit in your garage forever, and she wont ride it. Then when you sell it, she will be mad that you sold it. Or at least, that's been my experience with multiple dirtbikes and jetskis ha ha ha. J/K dude, hopefully she will love the sport like we do.

Congrats Anna! We got your back ; )

Is a crate required?